General Awards and Scholarships

Jadan Ofono Twyla Hekau – Year 3 MAPAS BHSc Student

"The Ko Awatea scholarship pays for my student fees and it's such a relief knowing they have been paid. As part of the scholarship I am required to do three Ko Awatea volunteer events and one Middlemore Foundation volunteer event each year, which I enjoy as they are great opportunities to get involved with different community groups and gain invaluable experience at each event.”

Jadan is the recipient of a Ko Awatea Health Scholarship (Counties Manukau District Health Board) (2013-2015).

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Freemasons Scholarships

For students who are NZ citizens or permanent residences in their final year of study to help complete their undergraduate degree. Based on, academic merit, community commitment, and leadership potential.

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Kate Edger Educational Charitable Trust - Class Materials Awards

For women who are NZ citizens or permanent residences and are enrolled in an approved programme that requires high expenditure on essential resources. For those in full-time study in Year 2 or above. Students must be studying full time for their first degree or diploma

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Kate Edger Educational Charitable Trust - Practicum Award

For women who are studying a Bachelor’s degree with a practicum component. For students in their 3rd or 4th year when a practicum is required, which is usually unpaid or requiring travel or residence away from home.

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Michael Synnott Scholarship

For Māori and Pacific students (NZ citizens or permanent residences) entering undergraduate studies at the UoA. They should be of Māori or Pacific descent and currently reside or attend a secondary school in the suburbs of Otara, Papatoetoe, Mangere, Manurewa, Otahuhu and Papakura in South Auckland. Based on leadership potential, academic merit, financial need, and potential to succeed at university.